📢 Thrilled to announce that I - and the lab - will shortly be joining @EP_UCL (@UCLPALS; we remain also part of @WCHN_UCL). It's been an exciting 12.5 yrs at @BirkbeckUoL and I'm looking forward to the next era!
Many congratulations to the newly minted Dr @JamesHenryChard on passing your PhD viva with flying colours. Truly well deserved and a real pleasure to supervise. Thanks so much to @CarienvanReekum and @Silvia_Seghezzi for examining and joining us for the fun celebrations 🎉
📢ERC-funded PhD at UCL📢
How does learning about the world's statistical structure optimise perception for future learning? If you're interested in this perception-learning cycle, & enjoy developing both theories & methods, apply! Pls repost/ask me qus🙏
https://t.co/jiVjRRPkj2
How do beliefs about visibility influence perceptual decisions? What does this mean for our models of perceptual detection? Here @mazormatan provides a new model. Great work Matan and @moran_rani 👇
How do we infer perceptual absences? Do beliefs about perception play a role in such inferences? And how does it all relate to cellist Natalia Gutman’s career decisions? Find answers in our new preprint with @moran_rani and @ClarePress:
https://t.co/T1V64SA0sH
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Do you need another reason to sign up for #SAMBA2024? @ClarePress sharing her research on the interdependence of statistical learning and perception definitely ticks that box!
Head over to our homepage and register now!
https://t.co/HPlKSe7Gch
This is published now as journal article: https://t.co/uqARQE5Siz
Congratulations @emilyrthomas27, @PeterKokNeuro, @ClarePress et al.
There is also a commentary that comes along with it: https://t.co/xmlxQkztKN
Looking forward to welcoming everyone to Birmingham today for the start of Control Processes 2024 @TheCHBH, @unibirmingham & @EdgbastonPark. Kicking off with a drinks reception out here in the sun, before @blamlab's keynote talk. Safe journey everyone! https://t.co/5gdxe2C35L
@brain_apps@salonikrishnan@TheCHBH@unibirmingham @EdgbastonPark @blamlab@CoolsControl@BadreLab@EgnerLab On my way too. Reassured that you got lost too Saloni - when I gave a talk last year I was an hour late for lunch, having got the wrong train from New Street. That's what you get for writing talks on the train (well, combined with stupidity ;-))
Cool work showing that prediction errors are stronger in superficial layers of visual cortex.
Predictions and errors are distinctly represented across V1 layers
https://t.co/IHLECbbf50
#neuroscience
Results are in line with Predictive Routing.
https://t.co/8j06oP6FpF
For the next @UCL_EP seminar on 14/05, Prof @HeleenASlagter invites us to reconsider how attention is typically approached: rather than as a mere sensory filter but as a relational process that optimizes agent-environment interactions based on priors.
https://t.co/N9satU9V8I
And here it is.
Gehmacher, Q., Schubert, J., Schmidt, F. et al. Eye movements track prioritized auditory features in selective attention to natural speech. Nat Commun 15, 3692 (2024).
https://t.co/mmzGH6a8ZH
@dept_psych_sbg @PLUS_1622 @FWF_at
Happy that my final PhD paper is now out in Current Biology! If you want to find out more about laminar 7T fMRI and how perceptual predictions and errors are represented across V1, check it out 😊 @joosthaarsma
@danieljamesyon @PeterKokNeuro @ClarePress https://t.co/Qkftrf0eXR
📢 ERC-funded PhD in our team 📢. Curious about the mechanisms underlying learning and perception? Wish to study them via modelling and neuroimaging? This may be for you! Email me qus. Please circulate 🙏 @EP_UCL @WCHN_UCL @ERC_Research
https://t.co/tqOvdYXApj